His distinctive and
original work has always
impresses. Whatever the scale, from small to very large, every piece has a
presence and significant visual impact. By building up textured clays combined
with burnishing and polishing the surface, Peter achieves opposites of rough
and smooth with finishes from weathered clay to sun baked leather.
Peter has been making
for several decades and his creative energy has grown rather than diminished
over that time as he continues to develop his work and the materials he uses. A
significant indicator of his boundless energy is the initiative he has taken in
creating a craft village in India which has contributed to the development of
his work as well as the skills of Indian makers.
I am also delighted
that this month we are showing the work of two new makers to Bevere.
Bronwen Grieves https://beveregallery.com/artists-makers/bronwen_grieves/
has been quietly and prolifically developing and refining her ideas
and process over a 30 year period. Her works strive to balance structure with
fluidity, using organic and inorganic forms as a reference point. I have been
particularly impressed with the imaginative structure of her pieces and
hopefully you will be too!
Bronwen Grieves https://beveregallery.com/artists-makers/bronwen_grieves/
has been quietly and prolifically developing and refining her ideas
and process over a 30 year period. Her works strive to balance structure with
fluidity, using organic and inorganic forms as a reference point. I have been
particularly impressed with the imaginative structure of her pieces and
hopefully you will be too!
Sarah Wygas has been producing
ceramics for the past 18 years and has a passion for aesthetically pleasing
functional pieces. In July 2018, she received a Highly Recommended award from
Denby for the pieces shown at the New Designers exhibition.
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